Gabe15

I've seen some photos of this plant around over the years, never grown one though, and am not really sure exactly what it is. There are some aspects of it which suggest it's a true dwarf of a Sucrier/Pisang Mas cultivar, but also some questionable traits. I used to believe it was just another Cavendish sport, but I'm not so sure about that now after seeing his video, if it is, it lost some key distinguishing traits of Cavendish. It doesn't help that the video shows a number of totally different cultivars before showing the actual plant they are selling, and the actual plant they show is less than adequate for a proper ID. This might be a job for genotyping: Musa genotyping centre | Centre of Plant Structural and Functional Genomics

Old thread on this plant: Dwarf Lady Finger Banana (Logees)

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Botanical_Bryce

Thanks Gabe, your input sure helped me decide. I thought my plant list was done but I'm adding this.

Mark Dragt

Isn't it funny how your plant lists evolves over time? That dwarf plant in the video looks like a good one.

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Richard

Be very careful with that supplier.

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Paulzie32

Like the size of that as well as the tiny bananas

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Have: Mysore, Pisang Klotek, Rajapuri, a Pineapple flavored type (Pisang Raja?), Manzano, Veinte Cohol, Gros Michel, Gran Nain, Double Mahoi, Enano Gigante, Dwarf Cavendish, SDC, TT, SH3640, FHIA-18, a NOT FHIA-18 (?), FHIA 01, Pitogo, Blue Java, Dwarf Red, Dwarf Namwah, Tall Namwah, Orinoco (from 3 locations), Dwarf Orinoco, Cali Gold, Hua Moa, (Red?) Iholena, Dwarf Iholene, Dwarf Puerto Rican, Velutina and growing

Botanical_Bryce

I'm getting one next week.